Frugal Book: Smart Women Finish Rich

November 11th, 2008

Smart Women Finish Rich

by David Bach
Recommended by Natalia Roschina (http://www.health-for-all.com)

I have just finished reading this, and it has changed my life. I have not bought “Smart Couples Finish Rich” yet by the same author, but I guess it is the one for couples to read.

No matter how frugal you are, go and buy it if you want to change your attitude towards money.

I got richer even before I finished reading it. How? I started paying myself (before I pay my staff) instead of constantly investing my salary into the business. Wow! Regardless of my company’s situation, I can now finally afford to redecorate my house without feeling guilty!

 

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